I actually learned more about mixing using Mix Monolith and learning about how it works from your content than in all the years before it. Thanks and can’t wait for the update!
Thanks, this presentation just re-energized me for wanting to dive deeper to understand the science of sound and to wrap my head around your plugins! I’ve owned monolith for years but never could wrap my head around it and this makes me want to give it another go lol.
Re : Mix Monolith. Say you have occasional or sparse elements. Because they play less frequently, they will presumably read at a lower LUFS value. Wouldn't this mean they end up being too loud when matched? In other words, how does Mix Monolith handle intermittent silences?
An element, no matter how short or sparse it is, won't "read" at a lower LUFS than it is...it is the LUFS it is, silence isn't read as silence is 0 LUFS.
I actually learned more about mixing using Mix Monolith and learning about how it works from your content than in all the years before it. Thanks and can’t wait for the update!
Awesome as usual!!
Thanks, this presentation just re-energized me for wanting to dive deeper to understand the science of sound and to wrap my head around your plugins! I’ve owned monolith for years but never could wrap my head around it and this makes me want to give it another go lol.
I LOVE LOVE LOVE my MONOLITH. so so effective
Thanks!!! Loving the plugins and working on understanding these concepts further
Yes ,we need this video,thank you very much
Your plugins are so good. Great video!
Do the same level plane "rules" apply to electronic club music - techno, house, electro etc?
They apply to all sonic energy...regardless of genre.
Re : Mix Monolith. Say you have occasional or sparse elements. Because they play less frequently, they will presumably read at a lower LUFS value. Wouldn't this mean they end up being too loud when matched? In other words, how does Mix Monolith handle intermittent silences?
An element, no matter how short or sparse it is, won't "read" at a lower LUFS than it is...it is the LUFS it is, silence isn't read as silence is 0 LUFS.
@@ayaicware So if I'm understanding correctly, there's a threshold under which the level is ignored?